Industries / Utilities
Balance planned works with on-call response.
RASP models the rules, competencies and demand signals specific to utilities, so schedules stay compliant and covered when the day changes.
The challenge
What makes it hard
- On-call and standby rotations across large regions
- Storm response draws people away from planned works
- Regulated authorisations for high-voltage work
With RASP
What changes
- Build recurring on-call rotations and manage exceptions
- Adjust planned work when response requirements change
- Check authorisation status in the assignment workflow
In the product
Coverage, compliance and exceptions in one view.
Shift leaders can connect planned coverage, published rosters and recorded actual work while seeing the decisions that need attention.
Exceptions
Coverage gap
Wed 22–06 night shift is one stevedore short.
3 compliant candidates
Fatigue limit
R. Whitcombe reaches 58h before Fri. Rest period required.
Competency
All crane tickets valid through week 18.
Other industries
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Ports
Match labour to vessel schedules that change by the hour.
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Keep ground operations covered across every turnaround.
Mining
Run fly-in fly-out rosters without the spreadsheet sprawl.
Oil & Gas
Safety-critical crewing with full traceability.
Manufacturing
Align labour to production plans and changeovers.
Healthcare
Safe staffing levels on every ward, every shift.
Emergency Services
Plan response coverage around the clock.
Logistics
Cover the network through peaks and troughs.
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